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Miami couple accused of stealing service dog, blackmailing owner

MIAMI — The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office said a Miami couple was arrested Monday for stealing a Marathon couple’s French Bulldog and demanding $1,000 for its return. Authorities said Reinier Fuentes, 33, and Lilianne Dominguez, 26, face charges, including grand theft, dealing in stolen property and use of a two-way communication device to facilitate a felony. […]

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Miami Seaquarium welcomes healthy newborn flamingo

Local / Newsroom

AVENTURA, FLA. – An adorable resident has hatched at the Miami Seaquarium. A flamingo chick was born late month to Rick and Lucy who, officials say, are very protective of their newborn. Visitors will be able to check out the chick on Tuesday. Caretakers have not yet determined the sex of the newborn flamingo. Veterinarians

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Biscayne Boulevard Green Initiative Expected To Begin Construction At End Of Summer

Lifestyle / Newsroom

The Biscayne Boulevard Green Initiative is finally expected to begin construction at the end of the summer, according to the CEO of the Miami Parking Authority. MPA CEO Alejandra Argudin made the announcement at a June 8 meeting of the Off-Street Parking Board Finance Committee. The Green Initiative project is being built in partnership with

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Plans Revealed For 40-Story Tower At 2600 Biscayne, With Office & Residential

Lifestyle / Newsroom

A partnership of developers announced they have closed on the purchase of 2600 Biscayne, and have unveiled development plans for the property. 2600 Biscayne will rise around 40 stories, renderings show. It will include: 399 Class A multi-family units 160,000 rentable square feet of office 6,500 rentable square feet of retail The project is a

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Nearly a month later, police arrest woman who accidentally shot and killed juvenile

Local / Newsroom

PEMBROKE PINES – The Pembroke Pines Police Department has announced the arrest of the woman who accidentally shot and killed a juvenile in a Coconut Reef home. Francy Marcos faces one felony charge of manslaughter with a firearm. According to police, around 6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 11, 24-year-old Marcos was handling a firearm inside a home

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Fire Engulfs Tiki Hut at Palmetto Bay Restaurant

Local / Newsroom

Crews rushed to put out a fire that engulfed a tiki hut at a restaurant in southwest Miami-Dade. Video provided by Only in Dade showed the fire at the Golden Rule Seafood Restaurant, located at 17505 South Dixie Highway in Palmetto Bay. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue said no injuries were reported and did not release details

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Demolition Planned To Begin At 49-Story M Tower Site By September

Lifestyle / Newsroom

The developers of downtown Miami’s 49-story M-Tower are planning to begin demolition within the next few months. A 658 space parking garage owned by the Miami Parking Authority will be demolished to make way for the new tower. An adjacent surface parking lot owned by the developer of M-Tower will also be demolished. MPA CEO

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Leonardo Campana helps Inter Miami tie Dallas 1-1 with equalizer

Sport / Newsroom

FRISCO, TX – Leonardo Campana scored the equalizer for Inter Miami in a 1-1 draw with Dallas on Monday night. Campana’s game-tying goal came in the 89th minute for Miami (6-7-4). Alan Velasco scored for Dallas (7-5-6) in the 27th minute. Maarten Paes saved two shots for Dallas. Drake Callender had two saves for Miami.

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Police chase, arrest man in connection to tire shop burglaries in South Beach

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MIAMI BEACH, FLA. – A chaotic chain of events that began with break-ins at a tire shop in South Beach led to a police pursuit and a young man in handcuffs. Parts of South Beach, including Collins Avenue and Lummus Park, resembled something out of an action film on Friday, as gun-clutching officers were on

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The Nike Dunk Low Appears In Miami Hurricanes Colors

Lifestyle / Newsroom

Spring-boarding off the original “Be True” collection from the mid-1980s, Nike is prepped and poised to release the Dunk Low in a series of college-inspired colorways. UCLA, USC, and Arizona State are just a taste off the storied collegiate athletic programs that are appearing on the popular silhouette, and this “2.0” set now welcomes one of the

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